By James Whitmore, Editor-in-Chief
Last updated: 20 October 2026
99 Regent Street, also written NinetyNine Regent Street and formerly the Cuckoo Club, is a two-floor club in the West End, on the address that has housed London nightlife since 1954. Open-format hip hop runs upstairs and house downstairs, in a room pitched deliberately more elegant than the big-room clubs around it.
Here is how spend works and what you get for it.
Minimum Spend
- From £600 on a standard night, more on a busy Saturday or an event night
- Nearer £1,500 on busy Saturdays and event nights
- Higher again for larger groups, whatever the night
Minimum spend is not a fee and not a cover charge. It is the amount your group commits to order from the bottle menu once you are at the table, so all of it comes back as drinks. The table itself costs nothing on top.
What Moves the Figure
There is no single price, which is why we confirm it for your date rather than publish one. Two things set it:
- The night. A Wednesday or Thursday sits at the bottom of the range. A busy Saturday or an event night is nearer £1,500, and the biggest nights of the year go above that.
- The size of your group. More people need a bigger table, and a bigger table carries a bigger minimum. A group of twelve will not be seated at a six-person booth on a six-person spend.
Split across the group it is less than the headline suggests: six people on a £600 table works out at about £100 each, with entry included.
The spend level also decides what the night looks like. Bottle shows, the sparklers and the parade to the table, start above a certain minimum rather than coming with every booking. If that is the moment you are paying for, say so when you book and we will tell you what it takes on your date.
Set that against the door. A group of six men paying their way in at the door has nothing to show for it and nowhere to sit, and none of that money comes back. Table spend does, as drinks. And that assumes the door takes an all-male group at all, which on the list it generally will not.
What the Spend Buys
The usual West End range: champagne, premium vodka, tequila, cognac and whisky, with mixers, ice and glassware included in the service. Ask us for the current list and we will send it with your quote.
Reading a Minimum Spend
Two things catch people out. Service charge sits on top of the minimum, as it does everywhere in the West End. And adding guests after booking can move the minimum, so give us the real headcount up front and the quote holds.
Book a Table
Send us your date and group size and we will come back with availability and the exact minimum for that night. Our service is free. See the full table booking guide, or compare bottle prices across London.